CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) - The principal at Midlothian Middle School says everything is okay after a fight at school Tuesday morning that stemmed from a shooting the previous night.

Police say five teenage boys, a 15-year-old, three 14-year-olds, and a 13-year-old, were involved.

Principal Dr. Pat Stanfield sent a letter home to parents saying police were investigating a fight but says disciplinary action has been taken against the students involved.

"The fight was a continuation of a neighborhood incident from the night before. No weapons were involved in the incident on school property, though police have investigated reports of a weapon being involved in the off-campus altercation," Stanfield said in the letter.

Police say the teens arranged to fight on Monday, May 8 in the 1300 block of Buckingham Station Drive. When they met, police said one of the 14-year-olds fired two shots. No one was injured, and they ran from the scene.

The firearm was found, and it turned out that it was stolen, according to police.

School officials were notified that students were discussing the incident on social media Tuesday night. Stanfield says they are working with the police department to address the issue, and they have also contacted the families involved with some of the social media chatter.

Chesterfield police say the officer who responded "completed a juvenile criminal complaint for assault for the 15-year-old, two of the 14-year-olds, and the 13-year-old."

"The officer completed a juvenile criminal complaint for discharging a firearm in a public place, possession of a stolen firearm, grand larceny (of the firearm), brandishing a firearm and assault for the 14-year-old male who produced the firearm at the incident on May 8; the officer asked that juvenile petitions be issued. A detention order was issued and the juvenile was transported to juvenile detention," according to Chesterfield police.